The Stooping Farmer's Market will be held on Sunday, August 18 at the NCCU Public & Business Administration Center
End of Heat. The August farmers' market, fragrant with longan when the season comes
NCCU Public and Business Administration Center | No. 187, Jinhua St., Da'an District, Taipei, China
~Freshest of the season Summer melons and leafy greens, fresh white shrimp, first-crop new rice Delicious specialties~ Ke Ya handmade fruit jam, hand-kneaded bagels, wood-fired multigrain bread, honey carambola
~Natural cooling drinks Honey kumquat, roselle tea, cooling mint tea Easy to use~ Leaf-print notebooks, eco-friendly cleaning products
This month's participating partners
Xiaocun Six Households | Chimwa handmade textiles from the Thai-Myanmar border | Shangxiayu News Market | Yuanli Anti-Mad-Car Self-Rescue Association | Yuanhe Green Farm | An'an Farm | Gongliao Nature Is Priciest | Brown Sugar Moments | NTU Guyu Club | Taiwan Rural Front | Qingya'er | Sea Breeze Wild Flavors | Taoyuan Fragrant Plum - The Taste of Miruhu | Huiyao Pesticide-Free Vegetable Garden | Shuizei Lin | Huatiancuo | Green Rabbit | Taiwan-Tibet Family | Happy Lesheng | Master Alin's Peace-of-Mind Shrimp | Tribal e-Go | Brown Sugar Moments | Ganggei Indigenous Sustainable Development Association
[Parent-Child Handicraft Workshop] Cool Betel-Nut Fan
10:30-11:30 | 150 yuan per person at the market site | 20 people | Little teacher Yegami Yexia
Registration URL (register in advance, material fee paid on site) http://0rz.tw/UcUO4 (closed once full)
No electricity needed to chill out in summer! Come get a betel-nut fan~ The betel nut is not only valuable for its fruit; the betel leaf is very useful too! In rural summers, Grandpa and Grandma always have one in hand, naturally fanning away, and in the evening it can even swat mosquitoes. Let's all cut a betel-nut fan and then draw a picture of coolness!
And also... Report, report
Crop growth is closely tied to the natural environment, and Bend-Over farmers join the market according to different factors such as the season and conditions at their production sites, offering different kinds of fresh products. If there are farmers you cannot find this month, feel free to find their contact information directly in the Bend-Over blog's Farmer Portraits, and call them directly to ask about the farmers and their crops!
The weather is so, so hot; a high of 39 degrees could nearly cook a person. If you can't make it by ten in the morning, why not come a little later in the afternoon when it's cooler, wear a hat, bring a fan, and take a stroll. Come to Bend-Over and bring your own cup; there are all kinds of cooling drinks to choose from on site, honey kumquat, roselle tea, mint tea... all natural products made by the vendors themselves.